July 31 3:00 PM Online (Eventbrite-Link below) As a tribute to Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson, the Columbus Museum of Art organized the Aminah Robinson Legacy Project. One focus of the project has been to renovate her Shepard neighborhood […]
The Amos Lynch Series is simply an opportunity for the community to remain vigilant to the cause of racial discrimination, police brutality and murder, and human rights for people of color. The Set: The Amos […]
The Amos Lynch Series is simply an opportunity for the community to remain vigilant to the cause of racial discrimination, police brutality and murder, and human rights for people of color. The Set: The Amos […]
Calling all African American Artists!! Register and join in The CALL this Saturday... This is an opportunity for you to participate in and join the HeART Protest movement while we continue the fight for Freedom […]
First Tuesday Tea is an informal forum that allows seniors ages 55+ to engage in dialogue about art, music, literary interests, as well as social and current issues. Sessions include presentations by guest artists and […]
Free virtual event WOSU Public Media and the John Glenn College of Public Affairs invite you to be part of Dialogue - virtually for the first time. Join us for thought-provoking discussions with civic leaders and crucial voices […]
Join the Columbus Symphony for an outdoor pops concert! Friday, September 19, 2020 • 2:00PM 1:30PM Musicians from the Columbus Symphony are bringing the joy of music to your neighborhood! Bring a chair or blanket […]
The Amos Lynch Series is simply an opportunity for the community to remain vigilant to the cause of racial discrimination, police brutality and murder, and human rights for people of color. The Set: The Amos […]
Come out to the King Arts Complex to register to vote! Your vote counts!!!
The Amos Lynch Series is simply an opportunity for the community to remain vigilant to the cause of racial discrimination, police brutality and murder, and human rights for people of color. The Set: The Amos […]
Theatre for All People and the King Arts Complex present Good And Troubled Readings In The Dark: “The Purple Flower” and Other Warnings Conceived and directed by David S. Harewood (A co-production of Voices from […]
The Conservatory is excited to be joining the HeART of the Protest — a King Arts Complex effort to produce 46 cumulative days of artistic protest between June 19 (Juneteenth) and Nov. 3 (or beyond) […]
